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Why machines are avoided to work is saturation region of B-
H curve?
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Answer Posted / nithi
good answer.
High magnetising current leads to poor power factor & the
machine draws more current ,which increases losses (core
losses as well as copper losses) ultimately the system
insulation break down -total machine failure.
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